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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
Wednesdays Edition

The combination is l5 to9.
 Go and try Baumann's fred oysters
 The immigration "hurro" is doomed Ms- N. o. Murphy hAs the measles. Attend :he comic opera Ssiurds,
 night.
 Fine oranges and lemons at Ban msnn's oyster saloon. The Nosales News has changed to . dai.y.
 Mund's horse John Aleck" von ihs race yesterday.
 Practical economy Is beginning 70 croF out in the legislature.
 Genuine Philadelphia oysters ss Bau- mann's confectionery.
 County Recorder Horne turned t7Ol.- 9 into the county treasury last month
 A legislature dynamite cartridge has been prepared for the territorial uni versity
 The best cigArs in Prescott are kept at Baumann's candy and oyster house.
 The stationery contract fer the county was yesterday awarded io Kelly A Stephens
 Fresh homemade candies al Bau- mann's candy store.
 Judge Hazledine drew his cheek io- day for $l5, 900 in favor of the county treasurer for taxes due on last year from the Atlantic and Pacific.
 Kentucky sour mash whisky double stand ard goods and genuine Tennessee whi,. rye al tine Cob Wob.
 J. c. Boyd, A young gentleman from the east has taken a posi- ts,n in the drug store of c. $. Huichin- son.
 For s genuine Baltimore oyster siew, fred or rsw, goto the Capitol restaurant, in Nsier's building.
 The water motor oil tank" seens to te 4 thorn in the flesh of the administrz- tion organ if it is only s poster" It keeps the public posted" impartially on matters of public interest.
 Owing to the non-arrival of the opera chains, the entertainment in in the Pres. colt Open House, has been postponed until Saturday evening
 The gentleman, whose special mission in the present legislature is to rebuke the 18th" is not so potent in legisls- tive matters, as might be expected of such an important "nussioner."
 The formation of Frisco" county would leave Yavapai a strong republi- can county, while from economical motives we do not favor the measure, '-it is an III wind that blow. nc one good"
 The Mite Society is announced to meet Friday evening at the residence of F. w. Blake and at the Marina street church both. As it is free show you takes your choice" without paying your money.
 Parties, who are permitted to gaze on the uncovered head of His Excellency, report that the upper extremity of it sAsss~~< several shse-s iii hghser <,r-- the house passed the bill sboliah- ing the ofice of commissioner of im,ni- grafton. Ii is feared that he will not be able to dispose oi his "burro" now.
 The musical and literary entertain ment at the Marina Street Methodist church has been indifnitely postponed by orderPf committee of the Mite Society. The regular meeting of the Mite Society will be held Friday evening al the resi- dence of Mrs F. w Blake. All are invited.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
FRoM MONDAYS DAuY.


 J. a. Stephens i- in Phenix buyinl
 mules
 Prescott started of on standard tim'
 yestenday
 1 A. J Head, our next postmas ter, hal got the measles
 Judge Porter will render his decision in the horse case tomorrow.
 The amount of ex-Treasurer Cook'i dedication is now placed at $l1 ,344-s4.
 The 4 & P wi! do away with it's pay car as a matter oi economy.
 J.M. Sanford, oi Williamson valley is in town. He ia opposed 10 the proposed new county
 Barrett Post C. A R. will hold camp fire at their hall. on Tuesday evening, February sth,
 The construction oi ;be Mineral Belt railroad i- progressing steadily under the most favorable circumstances
 J c. Crowley and J. E. Kelley. both recently connected with the r. t A c. F. K., left lcy the east yesterday.
 Judge IT c. Hszledine. solicitor of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. came in on yesterdays train
 W H. Carr, court reporter for the second judicial district court died few days since a; Phenix. of consumption.
 The lands Of the Arizona industrial accociauon, are advertised for lease for term Of one or two years
 The Epuaph's correspondent. D. A.B., aandlss .he legislature question and the 'Z 'Zoc" Administration without gloves.
 J. ". SulliTan's residence in Chino valley Was destroyed by fire, on satur- iay last. Loss about sI,500 Oorigin 7f Ire not stated
 Invitations are oUr for the marriage 1n Tuesday, Feb 5th. oi John Robert. 70 Mss Jsunie Esakey The ceremony r.ll te performed a' the Iron Springs.
 Pal Hamilton vrltes that his health s improving and that h. has no expectA- ion of immediately shufiing of the mortal coil We are pleased to hear his fact
 Bob Braonen, an expercnced brake 1 nan. on lhe P c E. R was caught 1 letweeE the engine and the miller coupl- ng on the coach yesterday and was pretty severely hurt He is heinz cared l or at the walio House, and Is resting ,uite easy this morning
 4 graphical sketch of members oi l he legislature is talked of by two or hr-e different parties The success of l he enterprise will depend largely upon whether mem bers can afford. on $4-O0 | day salary. 10 illustrate the pages of ,amphlet at an expense of s30 or $40 | ,er hesd
 Geo W Sands having been appointed | of the Atlantic and | Pacific railroad ID the interest of the A 2 & : r will take charge of that road | o morrow morning. We are reliably | informed ina, the road will hereafter be | from Topeka instead oi from Boston Inc regular customers of the Bank of 1 Arizona missed the genial smile oi MT. | Peter, or Saturday While they secuted be ides ot his taken trip to Canada, | was not until late in the afternoon hat his absence was accounted for, Then he reported the arrival of new banker 2; the Peter rssi- !ence Mother and boy are doing reu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
A CaNa

To all who are suffering from ths errors and indiscretions of youth, ,nGSDus weakness, early decay ,o.s oi manhood, etc, l well send you a recipe that xiV cure FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send A sel-addrosssA envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. ISHAs. Station b. New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
NOTICE TO SeYTn.

We have on our books g large nun Der of accounts long past due. Every one owing us MUST come forward and settle l. nc, paid within thirty days they vii! be placed iu the hands of an attorney for collection.
 snI3 ln " Z WILSON 4 %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
3uok,oo's A,o,oa sa,ve.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcess. al, rheum, fever cores. letter, chsppsd hands, chilbiains, corus and all skin sruptions. and po-i- lively cures piles CT no pay required. l, is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction os money rsfundsd. Price a6 cents per hok For sale by C. s. Hutchisou
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
0oen.

oUBselp Prescott, February Is,, to the wife q G. w. 0inss, . son-sn eleven pounder
 DSxAu-In Prescott, February lsi. 10 the wife of E. Domain, . son. FsrI1-In Prescott, JanuAry 29th. To the wife Of J. g. Peter, . son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
M- GOLDWATER A SON

The days of high prices m Prescott have passed away. Drugs and patent medicines are selling at New York prices a, Robinscn's drug stors south Montezuma. street.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
W. W. VASDsxDrIf.

Ford's Montezuma Sneet cigar store. Fresh candies and nuts just ss ceivod these goods are nice and frsah.- buy m small quantities, consequently have no old stock on hand Give nc . call. olaf
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The Complimentary Hop.

The complimentary hop gwen last
 evening to the members of the t-gis-
 lature, was ''the" party of the season.
 The attendance was large Among the
 number present were Governor and Mrs Zulick and their charming s daughter, Miss Carlotta Zulick, Secre- tsry Bsysrd and very large percen- tage of The members and attaches of the legislature The ladies in attendance were mol only handsome. but elegantly sttir-d. The music by Professors Ihoma. and Martin was excellent Mr French of the committee of arrange ments, assisted by the officers and many of the members of the company spared no pains to entertain their guests. The supper furnished by Baumann. would have pleased the palate of the most tAs- tidious epicure. Everything passed Of and dancing was kept up until o'clock this morning
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
 Mito Society.

ey Feques, of s majority of the officers and msmbeIs, the public meeting oi t1e Presentt Mite Society. announced for Friday evening. oi thi. week, is indef- nitsiy postponed. A social meeting of the society will be held st the residence oi NIT. and Mrs. E ". Blake, on Friday evening, oi-this week An entertaining literary and musical programme will b. furnished All are cordially invited Q attend
 Mrs c. A, Bray, Pres C. g. Gleason. Ser
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

Numerous brands oi cigars at al prices, by the box or thousand sole sgen, for Our Tin Box Cigar" Cigar cites and tobsccos not q lew. Apple. oranges and lemons to be had al Ait ken's cigar store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
Nervous psb1litatsd Men

You are allowed free trial of thirty days or the use oi er. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt with eisctric suspensory appliances fur the speedy relief and per maneni cure Q. nervous debility loss oi vitality and manhood and all kindred troubles. Also for other disesses- Complete restoration to beslfh. vigoa and manhood guaranteed No r,ak incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full information, terms etc, mailed free by addressing vol,a!e Belt Company Marshall, Michigan
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

We are ofsring an elegant line ef ladies underwear at cost, and the very latest designs in neck rnchings. Call and see our bargains even if you do nos want to huv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
Sfock loS Aala

have 200 head of heifers to sell. from twelve 10 eighteen months of age. Thsy come of good American stock. VII sell the whole lot at a bargain. Apply immediately 70 :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
RN 00nt,

A five room. newly 6nahed house, with good large yard, for rent cheap. Apply to Geo. ". sines.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY
 Ba-bi ssems to be stuck nn nls
 pome."
 District court will probably adjourn next week.
 Judge Webster Street Of rhenix, i= n town
 Prescott, will start of on standard tune tomorrow.
 Mir. Brown will take the Hasssysmpa out on her trial trip next week
 Mrs. Baysri's father and mother gre visiting the family oi the secretary
 IL looks ss though Frisco county would never need a wet nurse now 1 grave digger will be required
 IL .s the superintendent of pubic instruction which makes "onr school system top heavy" The legislature should lop il of
 MT simpson, connected with the general passenger department of the Atlantic snd Pacific railroad, l. in town.
 Mir Cockburn Is back iu Prescott again and announces his intention d; immediately starting samplins works here. We wish him success
 
 Lieut. Huse. of the 4th Cavalry. for meriy stationed at whipple, resigned recently and is said to be twisting brakes on a Mexican railroad
 NsssSp Maier of the Exchange saloon has presented this institution with some samples of his clsret which the pertsst expert of the office pronounces 10 b. of very superior quality.
 Judge DeKuhn. of Cherry creek and Judge Tinker, of Flagstaff are both putting in their best hcks for the new county. Such formidable combins- ton of legal lore wlll be hard 10 over come
 The whipple military reservation announced for sale, IS an old timber reservation lying east of Prescott and is not the reservation on which the Bar racks are located
 Frank Cushing, of the Zuni Indian fame. ls in Prescott with he wife .-n route south 10 investigate the Pima and Msricopa Indians in the interest oi the Smithsonian institution of Washington.
 We desire Ia call attention in this i-sue of the law card of Eter (. smith. sho was recently admitted to practice m this territory Mir smith is well posted on law matters and gives promise of making successful prac iitioner
 Hon SAmue! Webb has developed into A tirsi class Chairman and a rattling good Lesi.lstor Msricors county Is 10 be congratulated on her representative m the Legislature and they ar- espe- cislly to te commended for their good judgment m working Tn unison for the benefit oi the county-Herald.
 The San Francisco Chronicle an nounces the death in San Rafael. Csi o; Mr- Margaret Curry, aged 4s years Deceased was the mother of Geo Ii and W IL Curry of this place The former had been with her for two weeks pricr co her death
 U.d Patty. iaNoIiAte dog with .-e boys at " /. Wilson k Cos saw uill di,G lew days ago. He wss supposed, to b.- oSnei by John B AkerS but always recognized the title any Co! the boys might lay claim to sgains; hliA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

Ely's Cream Balm cured me of Casas- rah oi many years standing-restossd my sence of smell For colds in ths head it works like magic.-E. H. 6hsr- wood, National State Bank. Elizahsth, NJ. Eesy to use. See adv. ;.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
q Lucky hewssensan.

A reporter in his daily loant in search of interesting matter for the perusal of
 the readers of the Post. happened into the cigar store of 5 Alexander, Jr., where he was told that one of our popu-
 Lar young clothing dealers had suddenly
 come into the possession of large sum
 of money. Closer investigation revealed
 the fact that the popular young mer-
 chant was MT. Ben Kiam, of the firm es kiam Bros, and the sum of money was
 the neat little amount of $l5!000. Mir.
 Kiam, on being interviewed, stated he disliked publicity, but as the rumor had
 been circulated, he preferred emulatine George Washington snd Grover Cleye- land, and would tell the truth" Some time last month" he said, Il concluded tO purchase ticket Tn the January drawing of the Lousians State Lottery Company, and sent my ofiice-boy after one, which l put in my safe. thought no more about the ticket until the ll,h instant, when Mir Alexander called at my store and told me If my ticket was No. 9l ,96S, had one-tenth of the capital prize-that his telegram from the Louisi- ana State Lottery Company stated the winning ticket hsdbeen sold in Houston. You can hardly imagine the state oi my feelings while examining my ticket to see ii 1 really was the lucky individ ual. When the truth dawned upon me tha; my little investment of $l had returned me the snug amount of $l5, ,OOO, felt we'll, l can't tell you how l did feel. If there are words in the English language comprehensive enough to describe my feelings, they are no: at n. command. To the question. Have you got you, money" MT. Kiam replied "Yes The ticket was promptly cashed on pre-enta- tion." Mr. Kism will surely inves, portion of his prize for the next drawing, which takes place on the sth of next monih.-Houston, rTex Post. Jan. Is. 1887.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

Judge Porter this morning rendered his decision in the case of the territory vs James E. Miles remanding the latter to the territorial prison 10 serve th. re msinder of his sentence Miles was granted a conditional pardon by Cover nor Fremont, the condition being tha, he remain away from the territory He returned 10 Prescott, in November and had he depored himself properly would probably not have been interiered with in his liberty About a week ago he appeared on The street with a double bsrreled shot gun which he recklersly discharged On the stree, when he va. arrested and brought before the court with the above result There |. another indictmen, pendins sssinst him in .Le court here
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
snoos0aNl1asIon of the Nli,isia.

000o8080O4S ~ BJUO UJbUyu0.
 In view of the efforts ct present being made in ConSress to place the militia of the several aasAa aud territories in aa effective and serviceAbie condition as possibls, by the granting of an annual appropriation from the national treas. ury. the erection oi ihe Bureau of Militia e an adjunct of the WAT depart ment. the detailing of ofscers of the reg. ulAr army to sct As instructors, etc, q bill has been introduced in the Arizona legislature to facilitate the reorganiza- tion of the territorial militia, with a view to adapting 1t to the provisions of the congressional bill
 The legislative bin provides for the organization of the National Guard of Arizona. and its formation into bsstal- ions and regiments; for the adoption of sseneral uniform. aud the granting of territorial aid to procure the same; for the adoption of military code, and the enforcement Ol the same
 The national character given to the militia organization clothes the sub ject with degree oi importance hither- to unattsinei. and i, is but proper that militia Oi Arizona, lying AS it does upon ,he border of 5 foreign government, should rank in efficiency with the arm- cd branch of any other political branch of the United States, and proper bill for it's reorganization and maintenance would meet with general favor among al clssses of people.-Citifen
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

printed shere they could be done tho
 cheapest This they say is their iAss
 oi economy Instead oi. doins so ths
 chairman ot the printing cosumisses earr'ed the work to personal fsisoA
 without asking for bids from the oshes
 fso offce- When informed of this arbitrary proceeding on the pArs o9 thso printing committee number of men bers expressed great surprise and saiA they vere not sent here to work in ths interest of partisan newspapers and thas the appropriation for these items would ee subjected to their ciosest scrutiny For the information of the memhess - would state thztthe contract prize iss composition with the secretary is . cents per thousands ems. =. =
 The policy of the Administrations has been to raise a terrible cry about sooe- omy, and then knock of, with fssss flourish of trumpess, few smali isans sl expense while showing it's hands douD to the very bottom of the trsasury in ; srge matters The membexs C uhe house, at last, seems 10 he con sisosD and are showing . tendency to ecAns- mize in all things & :. .:...s. ..s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
QtOo.

PIEECE-In Prescott, at the resi- dance of T. L Bacon, January 27th, Louis Piarcs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
court here.

Democrats and republicans alike say 1t was their understanding that the reports of territorial officer, ordered printed by the Legislature, were 10 be
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
I0glOlatiSO polnsOso.

BuOoot tbVO O0OS010s
 President Cornwall is getting better.
 Representative Bracewell is giving the measles tussel now.
 Neither house seems to be inclined to sampsr with county lines
 AnAzews fought nobiy for the admins srssion qR ths shgrror scheme
 Ths Pima delsgation presented 8 solid phalanx against the immigration bureau scheme
 Andrsws is ssill in the ring but slightly dis6gursd over the commission of immigration.
 The able article winch appeared in our contemporary yesterday from the prospective bureau e4 immigration, did not seem to take with members.
 The man who talks st every op- portunity. in season and out of season, carries as little weight as the one who has DC opinion to express and could not express one if he had
 It is r1moTed that parties interested in formation of new county, have sent down . $500 sack cooperate with where combinations can not bs formed The distribution of if will be watched with mors than ordinary interest
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Mix for -al. g: BaunIsnn's confec- i1nerv. hv ;he gis--. quart oE gallon.

At jule- Bauu.ann's candy factory and oyster house. GAS: side ii plaza, one can get 3. All times fresh oysters in any .;yh Inc Chin.se elnpioyed] ice cream, ire-h home made candies, plain and fancy candies, oranges, ieruoas, nuts q. a.. s.ni>. extra fine cigars, and fresh milk hy ;ise glass. quart. Or gallon Everyth;ng is guaranteed strictly pure and fir-t class la sEsry rrsg+ei
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02
Piano Soe aa,a

Or will ren, the same to rssponaihls party.A grand square will be solA cheap. Apply to J. l.. Fisher. -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

Buy yo'tr Lfsli-;anA State Lottery ,cket- oi < Aiken. &iso has the asency :O, the sane. jI1 P-es<@I.s,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-02

the protection of game, and Tnppel one amending m act encouraging the kill. ing of wild animals.
 House bin No N. repeating an act e. tablishing public pounds in Nsricopa and PinA counties. was passed to it's l third reading.
 The bill of Scott of Apache, relating to carrying concealed deadly weapons, was read e amended and referred to q select committee composed os Fisher, Scott of Apache. Tnppel, wores and Doran.
 AshuFss's "Frisco" sodnty bill vas read sscond laid on the table.
 Adjourned until 10 .. n Monday.
 Monday, January, 3lst.
 LegislatOn 0f both houses or ct Least thoss who attended the entire session this morning earned salaries today, if never before since the seseion began. In the house the bin prepared by the code commisAion and introduced last week in 'he council was read by the chief clerk A number of memhess stuck to their ssass and amused themselves by read ing. writing and otherwise during the laboEious effort while others went out in the eorridoes and committee rooms to Quist their nerves during the proceed ings.
 The Seaatoss were htsis Less fortunate than their brethren oi the house, as Mr. Strauss school law was introduced by 1 MT. Wstkins. the reading si which oc- cupied nearly two hours and half and brought the pelspirstion out on Chief Clerk Driscon.
 Aside from the reading of these two bills there was but very little work done ln either house
 The sessions of the council average lsss than one hour per day
 TuIsDAY, February let.
 To-day va. . dull day in legislature [06tteIo-
 The bill providing . chaplain for the fums prison was passed by the house.
 Trippel introduced bill reducing the price of bounties On wild snimsis.
 Bean introduced bill providing for slaughter houses for the slaughter of cattle to be within two miles of towns ard also that no cattle shall be slaugh- tered within two miles of such slaughter houses.
 Leatherwood introduced a memorial 10 c,ugrsss asking for tbe appointment of . chief justice for the territory and asking that Ben Goodrich be the ap- pointee, which was passed without q vote.
 Scott of Pima introduced bill for the preservation of game.
 In the council the bill abolishing the ofnce of commissioner of immigration Was laid on the table. owing 10 the absence of the president.
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Fresh nix, 5-cents per glass, at Bau mann's confectionery.
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svs.ngss locAM.

Haied Hay always on hand.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-04-18
loss Of tl,e steamer victoria.

London, April 14-Further particulars
OF the loss near Dieppe Of the steamer
Victoria chow that tie vessel struck
the rocks amidships. The passengers
immediately rushed to the stern and o
terrible scene ensued. Then while en-
deavors were being made to float tho
life boats which were seriously interfered
with by the strong swell OF. the sea, at
last, when the boat was ready to be
lowered, q lady shawl became entanR
led in the pulley OF the stern davit. which
caused the boat to decend to the sea bow
foremost and most of the occupants were
thrown out and drowned. The ladies
jumped from the deck OF the steamer in
to the boat after itreached the water
and overturned it. Other boats were
then launched and succeeded in reach
| ing Fecamp, resculng on the way
With boat hooks two persons who bad
| been swept out to sea.